Toronto Star - 2017-03-05

• AWAY THEY GO!
• ‘Amicable divorce’ or ‘One Iraq’ policy?
• Liberals consider help for MPs facing threats
• Your family robot may be teaching your kids bad manners
• Clashing demos United Against Islamophob­ia confronts March for Freedom outside city hall
• Medical fentanyl users seek alternativ­es
• Mayor promises safety for students
• Tory denies report of Toronto Hydro sale
• Report proposes permits for Airbnb landlords
• Trump accuses Obama of plot to tap his phones
• President gets cold feet over brokering deal with Russia
• Trump’s outlandish stunts designed to distract.
• Longing for the George W. Bush era.
• North Korea using Africa to sidestep sanctions, UN report says
• Mosul residents treated for chemical exposure
• Subway not the first to be dealt ‘mystery meat’ slur
• THE BOY WHO PLAYED TOO MUCH
• An unlikely new battle line in east Ukraine
• A fight to save a neighbourh­ood
• Street vendors want a way out
• Blazing a trail at Harvard Law
• MEXICO’S SECRETARY OF THE ECONOMY ON NEGOTIATIN­G WITH TRUMP
• Contemplat­ing suicide, until a fateful phone call
• A health-care whistleblo­wer who is just getting started
• The foster father who takes in only terminally ill children
• The banker with a terrible secret
• Other provinces lead way on fairer hydro
• Consent law must be clear
• One thumbs up
• We can lead on global stage
• DNA of NDP ‘saints’
• The Beaverton goes live
• AN ANIMAL TALE
• Podcast on Richard Simmons a big hit
• Modern circus tackles drudgery of urban life
• 4 THOUGHTS FROM 1970S ’IT GIRL’
• The Americans seems set to crack itself open
• Disney’s overt ‘gay moment’ draws praise
• A 12-inch nose that grows, puppet woes or solo shows
• SUNDAY CROSSWORD
• An opening spot of bother
• Injured slugger still in on the act
• Carroll sprain adds to Raptors’ strain
• While the Leafs’ Zach Hyman ended a drought in Anaheim, he and his teammates have had a tough time scoring lately,
• Good things for managers who wait
• Price relieved by diagnosis but not setting timetable for return
• Tiny Tim tiptoed with the Maple Leafs on his tapioca legs
• He’s a long shot for long term but Shattenkir­k could be Capital investment
• Near misses part of Leman’s terms
• NFL free-agent market looks like a case of buyer beware
• Gushue delivers for hometown crowd
• Thomas leads after wild day in Mexico
• Wolfpack dominate in their first league match
• Liverpool leapfrogs Arsenal into third

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